The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-21
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John Quinn has reopened his saloon
a. = bit house.
The next regular term of Court will
be held n October at Ely.
Ex-Governor Adams is now at Duck
Creek looking after his herds.
John Thomas, of the Monitor mine.
has gone to Silver Reef to get life
partner.
Sol Hip has now on hand full
fine of mems and boys straw hats
Pete Shearer, an old time resident
of Homilton. died at that place week
before last.
Hishop Whitaker is expected TO
arrive 10 Nevada from Philadelphia
about the Sd of June.
Two pay-days--the Argus and Mon
itor-this week have made the local
money market easier.
A. c. Cleveland has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF the late
p. Flanagan. His bonds are $4,000.
The District Court ut Hamilton ad-
iourned last Saturday to July 9th, To
which time Karnahan has been given
to plead.
Keep your barrels full of water.
Everything is dry aud fire is easily
started. You can not be too careful
of the Are tiend.
VIM. Horton and family, of Duck
Creek, leave next Monday for trip
TO Canada. They expect to return in
about two months
4 lot of gents ready-made clothing,
sewest styles, just received at Sci
Hips.
r. Sadler, of Eureka, was in town
last Sunday. He positively denies
that the gentleman across the range"
got away with that 81 300 check.
Hon. W. G. Lyons smiling face is
again seen on our street. White Pines
late Repi preventative. was heartily greet
cd on HE return by his old friends.
Jim Disregard aud Ell. Brasse de-
parted in two-horse team last Mon
day for the OSyhee country, where
Ed. has some valuable mining proper
y.
The Jury in the case of the State ".
s. +. Paul brought in verdict oi
mot guilty." which WAS received with
rejoicing both in the Court room aud
on the streets.
Sol Hip has received = lot at
screens all ready for use, which vi,
ft any size window.
The Gem saloon, now under the
sole management OF John Weber, has
during the past week undergone n
general renovation, and 10 now as neat
Is ladys boudoir.
The subscription paper 10 raise
funds Ia defend the Bond ease in the
Supreme Court lie nov open at Soi
Hips with y very fair beginning.
Step In and contribute something.
Hon. Robert Briggs hss leased the
0sceOla mill and went over Thursday
tn get ready to start il up on ore from
his series of mines 10 that District,
which he tells Us are looking fine.
Sol Hip 10 now prepared to fill
orders for almost any article requir-
ed.
Doue!son Post, G.. A. r.. Of Taylor,
will turn out on Decoration Day tn
pay their annual tribute To- their de
parted comrades. Our citizens should
join them 10 the solemn, but beautiful
exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sampson, of
Spring Valley, were in town several
days this week. Jim tells US that he
shearsd two Spanish Merino bucks the
other day, whose Aecces weighed %
and % pounds respectively.
The charges Of EN- bezzI CEMENT against
VIM Hayes we're ignored by the
Grand Jury. Mr.. Hayes, we learn.
settled with his creditors by turning
over to them all his available assests.
AZ ne 10 reported to have said, "he did
better than the Frankels of Virginia
City." Restitution, under the circum-
Stances, however, is not to be consider
ed cardinal virtue.
coi Hip has received a splendid
assortment of ladies'. misses and
chiidrens' hose. Call and examine
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